Little Kitten: Pet Cat School
- CategoryEducation
- First releasedOctober 25, 2018
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.foxandsheep.littlekittenschool
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 10.0 or later.
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Report an issueCreated with Primary School Teachers to be Fun & Educational! 5/5: Educational App Store 92/100: A primary school teacher that uses the app with her class said "The animation and gameplay are wonderful and our users (pupils) fell in love with Little Kitten!" "It’s great fun! Our users benefited from the vast array of games and loved that the hallway could be explored. Each time our users played the game they found something else." "Little Kitten & Friends is a great way for children to interact with a series of fun and educational games. Once the application has been used regularly parents can leave their children unsupported." "This certainly could be used in schools"
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App Description: Yay, Little Kitten is back and so excited about going to primary school! Our app „Little Kitten & Friends“ helps preparing children aged between 4 and 7 for their school start. Training perception, coordination and cognitive abilities - with Little Kitten this is a lot of fun! In 8 educational games, children learn social and motor skills. The teacher Ms. Fox lovingly guides the children through their first lessons. Confident children and parents without worries - we'll get you ready for school!
Little Kitten Preschool Learning Games: 8 adorable mini games where you and Little Kitten solve puzzles and tasks together. 1.Animal Shadow Game: Bat, crocodile or elephant? Do you recognize animals only by their shape? This game helps to enhance cognitive abilities and grows in difficulty as the game progresses. 2.Paint Game: Color in the animal shapes but don't go over the edge! This game is about creativity and fine motor skills - the various forms increase with difficulty and require hand-eye coordination to stay within the shape, this control helps to improve children’s writing skills.
3.Trampoline Game: What trick is Little Kitten thinking of? Be quick to recognize the trick and tell the others so they can pull it off together! A game for improving visual perception and reaction speed. 4.Bubble Game: Match the pictures to the themes! What can you eat and what shouldn't you? This game is about logic and pattern recognition. 5.Recycling Game: Learn to sort and recycle various types of rubbish and develop a sense of responsibility. Kids love the funny monster bins! 6.Hop Scotch Game: Help Little Kitten hop in the right order! Do you remember it? This game enhances concentration, sound and visual memory. There are Easy, Medium & Hard modes to provide the right amount of challenge for every child. 7.Count & Sums Game: How many arms does an octopus have? How many is it missing? Learn to count from 1 to 10 and to perceive amounts visually - which pile looks bigger? Children start to develop mathematical skills, an important part of their cognitive ability. 8.AR Game (only for AR compatible devices): Find the crackers in Little Kitten’s Box! Spatial awareness and coordination will be improved. Other Features: •Feeding Game: Each mini game has a unique cracker reward, play all the learning games to collect them and feed them to Kitten to watch Kitten's special reaction to each! •Voice Acted in 14 Languages!: Touch the world map and choose from any of 14 supported languages, now Miss Fox's voice will talk you through every mini-game in your chosen language, you can even give her a tap to hear a tip any time. Once your child knows all the mini-games in their native language this is a great way for them to pick up words in a new language!
All the mini games are tailored to assist with skills required in the first year of school. This preschool learning app was designed with the assistance of primary school teachers.
Have fun learning!
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8 of 25I just don’t know what to say about this game because I… JUST LOVE CATS SO MUCH soooo Best game ever 🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈
It’s so cute! The game was made sometime around the early 2020s,I’m pretty sure. I am 9 right now, and this game was one of my favorites. There is an whole series of these games. It costs a bit of money but it’s totally worth it for your children if you are a parent. Not only is the main character,the kitty on the app, adorable, The game is HIGHLY realistic for a game made around when I was a toddler.I remember playing this as a toddler and it kept me entertained for hours. And even better, for such a good and realistic game, There is basically no lagging. You don’t need much wifi(I don’t think) to play, and again, it’s such a cute game. This game is also not multiplayer, and you can only share with up to 6 family members in this game. So it’s a safe game. The original game is about a human who finds a kitten stuck in a box, and of course, dicides to take him In. We don’t know the kittens name, because there isn’t any diologue in the game, but I like to call him pancakes. And yes, the cat is a male. Have a great day! -PrincessCats :) ( PS for if any of the developers reading, I have all the games, and correct me if my assumption of when the game was released was wrong.)
My 4y/o has autism and it’s been difficult to find games or activities that keep his interest. This is educational, adorable, and keeps him occupied for 20-30 mins at a time.
This game is so fun my kid likes it so much she said that she has been learning new languages like Spanish Chinese Sweden any language!
Too much fun
The app has lots of bugs. Freezes regularly and has no consistency of moving between functions. Doesn’t work!!!!
I was on my iPad and just now when I look at the ad of it, it glitched it went like h. I. It went like that so this game takes so much Internet up. Maybe I don’t know because I’ve never played the game.
Don’t get it it’s a SCAM!!!
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